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Taylor: Cardiologist and AHS Push Second Shot While She Is Already Disabled

Day 3 · 7:22:03 · Shawn Buckley · Drew Taylor · Crystal Denomme

  • 🩺 Despite walker use, inability to shower standing, and pending tilt test, two specialists insisted she needed dose two.
  • 📞 AHS nurse called before any POTS diagnosis, declared the ER event non-adverse, and ordered the second shot.
  • ❓ She never asked for the advice; the system mobilized specialists solely to pressure vaccination.

Institutional pressure overrode clear post-vaccine disability.

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Transcript

Shawn Buckley · 7:22:03

Can I just slow you down there? So You are having severe heart problems, so much so that you're being— you're consulting this cardiologist and they're doing a test. Your whole body would shake. You couldn't have a shower without sitting down. You can't work. You're now using a walker inside. As I understand it, you can't do— you're basically already disabled. What I find interesting is, is that two specialists, because there are people that need their lives saved, But two specialists are consulting about whether or not you should take a second vaccine, and you haven't even asked them that question.

Drew Taylor · 7:22:43

That isn't it interesting? Because he actually lied about this, said specialist. I actually had a lawsuit going against Dr. G, and I had to—.

Shawn Buckley · 7:22:52

Let's not, let's not go there now. I'm just— let's just stay at the time. So one specialist, a cardiologist, you basically become disabled as a young woman. Right. Like, how old were you at this time?

Drew Taylor · 7:23:05

I was 32.

Shawn Buckley · 7:23:06

Okay, so you're 32 years old. You're basically now disabled from a vaccine. And absolutely, without you asking, do you think I should take another vaccine? Two specialists have consulted and they're telling you to take the vaccine. You have also— have you got calls yet from Alberta Health Services at this?

Drew Taylor · 7:23:27

Yes, thank you.

Crystal Denomme · 7:23:28

So I actually—.

Shawn Buckley · 7:23:29

The amount of pressure to get you to take another vaccine after you're disabled is shocking to me. It was so clear about this.

Drew Taylor · 7:23:36

It was before the tilt test, actually. So this was— AHS had a nurse contact me before I was even able to get Dr. G to decide if I had POTS or to decide if this tilt test was going to be positive or not. Um, AHS called me and they said that they had looked over the ER, um, visit that I had had where I had tachycardia in the ER. The nurses there did say it was directly after vaccination. They did say it was an adverse event. This AHS nurse that called me said they deemed it wasn't an adverse event and that they—.

Crystal Denomme · 7:24:09

She—.

Drew Taylor · 7:24:09

Whichever specialist she had been working with had also agreed that I need the second vaccination. And this— and I told her, like, we're actually investigating me right now, and a cardiologist has said I shouldn't get the second vaccine until he tests me for POTS. So how is it that you're on the phone with me, a nurse at AHS, for a specialist who I don't know and never seen calling me to tell me that I need a second vaccine when we haven't even had proper time to investigate. And it was an adverse event. It was hours, within hours of taking that vaccine. And I've never, ever had a reaction to any other medication. Again, I was excited to get it because I've never had a problem with vaccines before. So for this AHS person to contact me to just tell me, take the second one.

Shawn Buckley · 7:24:51

What's, what's interesting is then with the AHS specialist, So it means, Drew, that it was so important for you to get that second shot that we now in Alberta Health Services have— let's not do cancer surgeries or heart surgery, let's have our specialists all talking about Drew Taylor and how important it is for Drew Taylor to get her second shot when you haven't even asked them whether or not you should get a second shot. Yeah, it's fantastic. And not in a good way. So you're getting all this pressure to get a second shot, and you do because of pressure, right?